Johnson Matthey Collectors
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WEGHSTEEN & BILLIET BELGIAN BANK
​Originally issued in a presentation box. Weghsteen & Billiet, a Belgian bank with a 128-year history, underwent changes in 1992 when it merged with competitors, and Marc Weghsteen introduced his son, Vincent, as his successor. They had plans to expand but were embroiled in a fraud case that led to the arrest of three executives. In 2012, Vincent Weghsteen acquired the Ghent family Driege's 50% stake. Recently, the National Bank of Belgium initiated an investigation into alleged malpractices following a complaint. Source
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Dimensions: Unknown
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Weight: 20 grams
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Purity: .999
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Metal Type: Silver
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Serial Number: 000052
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Obverse: WB logo
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Mintage: Unknown
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Catalog Number: JM-B-31
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Credit to: jmfracs
1972 JM&Co
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Dimensions: Unknown
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Weight: 20 grams
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Purity: .925
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Metal Type: Silver
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Serial Number: N/A
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Obverse: JM&Co (Lion passant facing left = Sterling, Leopard's Head = London and small "r" slanted right = year 1972)
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Mintage: Unknown
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Catalog Number: JM-U-16
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Credit to: jmfracs
WORLD WIDE FUND FOR NATURE Proof set
The Certificate of Authenticity (COA) specifies a "Maximum Mintage" of 100,000, although it is widely believed that the actual number of coins minted may be significantly lower. This collection comprises four distinct varieties, each featuring a unique and captivating animal design, including the majestic Elephant, the endearing Panda, the graceful Dolphin, and the elusive Leopard.
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Dimensions: 42.5mm x 2mm
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Weight: 20 grams
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Purity: .999
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Metal Type: Silver
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Serial Number: N/A
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Obverse: WWF logo, highly recognized JM cross hammer logo, weight and purity counter stamp
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Year Issued: 1991
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Mintage: 100,000
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Catalog Number: JM-CS-13
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Credit to: GG